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We occasionally get a bug report from users that some assembly code (often in runtime or crypto or compression) causes a SIGILL.
We should run builders (perhaps in qemu?) simulating older processors so we can exercise all the assembly fallback paths and CPU detection code.
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As a starting build, @saljam made a qemu builder in the past:
https://github.com/golang/build/tree/master/env/linux-arm-qemu
Using it as a model, an x86-on-x86 builder would be interesting, masking away certain CPU features.
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This would also be helpful for a theoretical future RISC-V builder.
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We occasionally get a bug report from users that some assembly code (often in runtime or crypto or compression) causes a SIGILL.
We should run builders (perhaps in qemu?) simulating older processors so we can exercise all the assembly fallback paths and CPU detection code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: